Saundra Sorenson is a journalist for Skanner News Group, focusing on local news in Oregon, particularly in the city of Portland. With a passion for amplifying the voices of BIPOC communities and advocating for social justice, Saundra's articles cover a range of topics including racial equity, community development, and local politics.
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Saundra's coverage focuses on local government and politics, diversity, literature, historic preservation, and entertainment news. She seems to prioritize expert commentary from local leaders in the BIPOC community or those involved in governance at various levels.
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Saundra Sorenson Published: 25 September 2024 Multnomah County's Preschool for All program will add 174 seats in January.
In the lead-up to a massive transformation of city government, the mayor's office and 12 city council seats are open. Three councilors per each of the city's new four districts will have the chance to shape how the new city council operates. The new mayor will have a much more administrative role, rather than voting with city council.
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Saundra Sorenson Published: 30 October 2024 Twenty-five years ago, a nonprofit was formed to address the low home ownership rates within Portland's Black community.
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Saundra Sorenson Published: 07 November 2024 For those seeking an antidote of sorts to a bruising presidential election, Black Friday
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Saundra Sorenson Published: 14 November 2024 Teressa Raiford
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Saundra Sorenson Published: 25 November 2024 Firearms dealers are very loosely regulated and are the origin of the majority of guns used in crimes in Portland, an Oregon nonprofit has found.
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Saundra Sorenson Published: 03 December 2024 Kayse Jama was elected last week as Oregon Senate majority leader, making him the first African American Muslim to hold the office.
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Saundra Sorenson Published: 04 December 2024 Shortly after winning the seat as Multnomah County Commissioner for District 2 less
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Saundra Sorenson Published: 12 December 2024 A list of newly approved affordable housing development sites released this week by the state's housing agency included an historic Portland landmark: Rosemont Court.
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Saundra Sorenson Published: 18 December 2024 Loretta Smith will join 11 other newly elected city council members to be sworn into office on Thursday.
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